Live context MCP server: resolves git, services, and tests into agent context. Local-first, MIT.
Live context MCP server: resolves git, services, and tests into agent context. Local-first, MIT.
Zero to rendered context in three lines — no config spelunking:
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| Tool | What it does |
|---|---|
| perseus_agora | List tasks from the project task board (tasks/*.md files). Use to see what is open, in progress, or completed. Filter by status. Read-only; returns task array with id, title, status, scope. |
| perseus_auto_skill | Instruct the agent to load a specific skill before starting work. Use at the top of context documents to enforce critical hygiene skills (e.g., memory-hygiene, agent-safety). Renders as a mandatory instruction block. Rea |
| perseus_budget | Declare a token budget for the rendered context (renders as empty text). Enforced by perseus prompt-size: an over-budget render warns — or fails with strict — with a per-directive byte/token breakdown (#606). Declaration |
| perseus_capture | Write recent session checkpoints to Perseus Vault as durable memories (#713) — the write side of the memory loop, symmetric to @memory recall. Idempotent per checkpoint (re-render upserts, never duplicates). Use at sessi |
| perseus_context_diff | Render a compact 'Since last session' delta (#714): git branch/commits, Agora task-board changes, new inbox messages, new checkpoints, and new vault session memories since the last recorded snapshot. Use at the top of a |
| perseus_date | Current date/time |
| perseus_drift | Detect drift between predicted and actual tool usage patterns via the Pythia oracle. Use when tool behavior seems off or after config changes. For workspace hygiene checks, prefer perseus_health. Read-only; returns a mar |
| perseus_env | Embed environment variable |
| perseus_focus | The global-workspace tier: a small, capacity-bounded (default 32), salience-ranked set of items Perseus broadcasts into context — the shared 'what I'm working on now' set for the agent and its subagents. With no args, re |
| perseus_health | Audit workspace context health: stale skills, duplicate tasks, oversized output. Use before starting work to catch drift. For deep Daedalus heuristics (cache, directive stats), use perseus_get_health. Read-only; returns |
| perseus_inbox | Read agent-to-agent messages from the workspace inbox. Use to check for coordination messages from other agents. Filter to unread only. Read-only; returns message array with read/unread status. |
| perseus_include | Include and render another Perseus source file, recursively resolving its directives. Use to compose context from multiple files or share common sections across workspaces. Bound a growing file with last=N (final N lines |
| perseus_list | List directory contents or structured data. Use to discover files before reading with perseus_read. Supports sorting by name, modified time, or size. Read-only; for hierarchical view, prefer perseus_tree. |
| perseus_mason | Query the Mason code architecture concept map to find which files implement a feature. Use before editing code to understand where changes should go. Read-only; returns concept map and mapped file list. |
claude mcp add perseus --env PERSEUS_ALLOW_DANGEROUS=your-value -- uvx perseus-ctx| Variable | Description | Required |
|---|---|---|
| PERSEUS_ALLOW_DANGEROUS | Configuration value read at startup. | Optional |
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